Dharwad: Cases repeatedly in human conflicts in Dharwad, who have seen rapid urbanization coupled with thinning forest fraud have forest officials and green observers worried.
However, Hyena attacked two women who worked in the field near Govanakoppa Village, outside Dharwad.
“We found a pug sign and a picture to confirm that it was Hyena” Deputy Forest Conservator (Division Dharwad) Yashpal Ksheersagar said.
There are more examples of such conflicts, such as snake heads trapped in empty beer cans, a herry loss of wings after being entangled in flying kite threads, bison deviates into the city to find food and elephants destroy sugar cane in the fields on the suburbs September last year, a leopard deviated to Nrupatunga Betta and fields near Kavalageri.
It was trapped by forest officials after surgery a week deer, civet cats and various types of reptiles have their natural habitat.
The birds migrating from various parts of the world are regular guests to this region.
DCF Yashpal said deviating wild animals into urban areas not because the population increased, but because their habitat had been disturbed by road construction and railway lines.
He said road construction in animal habitat must be minimal and should not deter their movements for food and water.
Elephant ships that deviate into increased human habitat and Python Batu are on the verge of extinction here need to understand the importance of preserving the buffer zone along with the core area for small forest spots around the city.
He said the involvement of the community was not valued at all by the Ministry of Forestry.
“They cannot propose their plans in isolation without cooperation with the local community.
In Mumbai, people have begun to respect the leopard by turning off the street lights and have created a food and water picket under the bridge.
Underpass has reduced the killing of roads substantially at times Night.
Let’s respect their right to live, “he said.